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How can hypo/hyperthyroidism lead to amenorrhoea?
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Yes,especially hyper: Hyperthyroidism frequently leads to scanty periods or amenorrhea. Hypothyroidism usually leads to heavier and/or more frequent periods but is occasionally associated with amenorrhea.
Answered 7/21/2012
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